Third-party seller Kings Games lists Delta Reign’s six-pack Booster Bundle at $74.95, Booster Display Box at $269.95 and ETB at $139.95 ahead of the November 6 release.
Entries open October 8 at 9 a.m. PT for one hour, offering near-MSRP 30th Celebration boosters and other Pokémon TCG products; shoppers may enter for multiple items.
Amazon has the Delta Reign ETB for $140 via MVP Marketplace, $8.72 above TCGplayer's market price; it includes nine packs and a Kyogre promo, with delivery after the Nov. 6 release.
Amazon listed Delta Reign ETBs, booster boxes and six-pack booster bundles ahead of the November 6 release; the ETB includes nine packs and a Kyogre illustration promo.
Amazon invite requests offered the 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box for $159.99, including nine booster packs and a Nidorina promo; six-pack Booster Bundles were also popular.
Selected US, Canadian and UK customers can buy up to two $59.99 boxes through single-use links; each box contains 11 packs and two N’s Zekrom promos, including one stamped copy.
Walmart’s October 7–8 lottery offers two 30th Celebration bundles with 12 total boosters for $64 and ETBs for $69; entry windows last one hour each.
Amazon is selling the Destined Rivals ETB for $124.55, versus TCGplayer's roughly $150 median listing and sub-$120 market price; each box contains nine booster packs.
Selected US, Canadian and UK customers can buy up to two $59.99 boxes via single-use links; each box contains 11 packs and two N’s Zekrom promos, including one stamped copy.
Every pack contains one of 30 artist-designed Pikachu cards, while all cards are foil and 30 classics carry an anniversary stamp; packs are available only through boxed collections such as the ETB.
Selected newsletter subscribers in the US, Canada and UK will receive single-use purchase links; TCGplayer lists 10-box ETB cases at up to $1,762.61.
Amazon is accepting invite requests for the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration ETB at $159.99, $11.55 above TCGplayer’s market price, during the sale ending Oct. 7.
Amazon is offering invite-only access to the 30th Celebration ETB at $159.99, while a 20-pack Japanese display box is discounted from $310 to $277.99 through Oct. 7.
Delta Reign launches November 6; Pokémon Center preorders reportedly drew 12-hour queues and rapid sellouts, while standard ETBs are priced at $59 in the US and £56.99 in the UK.
Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days runs through Oct. 7, offering a $159.99 invite-only ETB and a Japanese 20-pack display box for $265, down $48 from $313.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration ETB for $159.99 through an invite-only waitlist; each box contains nine booster packs and an exclusive Nidorina promo.
Dollar General is stocking 30th Anniversary ETBs for $50, ex boxes for $25 and Poster Collections for $16; stacked Saturday discounts can cut two ETBs to about $70, though local stock is unreliable.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration ETB at $159.99 through a request-invite waitlist; it includes nine booster packs and an exclusive full-art Nidorina promo.
Amazon seller Non_StopGaming lists the nine-pack ETB for $173.99, while Walmart asks $157.99 and TCGplayer listings start at $140.20 against a $135.93 market estimate.
The ETB includes booster packs, a full-art promo and accessories, while the separate Booster Bundle contains six packs; Walmart offers delivery, with Best Buy and GameStop listing store pickup.